There’s no denying the overwhelming (and ever-increasing) popularity of WordPress — from directories, online portfolios and job boards, to massive online magazines publishing literally thousands of articles a year, WordPress... View Article
A lot of work goes into producing top-quality content — so doesn’t it make sense for that content to reach the widest possible audience? While English is the most widely... View Article
As a follow up to a previous post in which we took an in-depth look at the differences between Weebly and WordPress — and in parallel to another of our... View Article
The core version of WordPress was designed with search engines in mind, helping them to crawl your content, and offering SEO-friendly features such as permalinks. However, it still lacks support... View Article
As a follow up to a previous post, in which we took a look at the differences between Squarespace and WordPress — and in parallel to another of our previous... View Article
Following on from our previous post, in which we listed over 50 Notable Examples of Extremely Famous Brands Using WordPress, we figured it might be a fun idea to also... View Article
Powering almost 35% of the web, WordPress is now by far and away the most popular content management system software in existence. So who’s using it? Are there any big... View Article
